Time Release Study prompts procedural reforms to reduce cargo dwell time and adopt electronic scrip and manifest processes. The Time Release Study for February-April 2019 showed increased RMS facilitated bills with no assessment/examination, limited registration of goods within 24 hours of duty payment, and an improving but still elevated dwell time; stakeholders were directed to use online registration to reduce dwell time. Administrative measures include immediate receipt of Sevottam submissions, creation of a facilitation cell under Turant Customs to clear facilitated Bills of Entry across sites, electronic transmission of MEIS/SEIS duty credit scrips to Customs via ICES, and compliance with the Sea Cargo Manifest and Transhipment (Amendment) Regulations, 2019.